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Although, I have 15+ years in the customer service skilled environment, working for Hyatt taught me a great deal in that area. Fast paced work environment.
As much as I love this property (Hyatt Regency Atlanta) I would hate to let it go because I see no advancement here. I really do love working here, but doesn’t support me nor my bills. I’ve been with the company since 2017... I came from a different location with corporate and how be coming here they lower my pay.... I am trying my best not to give up... but if there is a better offer on the table as far as growth and especially financially successful I will definitely take it.
Pros
Benefits, networking and making people extremely happy for choosing your hotel for business, vacation or a getaway.
Cons
Hourly pay not so great, looked over and scheduling
Great place to work, free nights at Hyatt’s globally, great benefits, and lots of room for growth. The management is fair and easy to work with as well.
Working at Hyatt gives you a solid foundation for a great customer service experience. It teaches you how to deal with different types of personalities. You learn to be a team player and help out in multiple departments. You are taught to believe that THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT, even when they're not. There isn't a great opportunity to grow and get promoted.
Pros
401K match, great benefit options
Cons
Terrible inconsistent Hours and Pay
Hyatt has given me the chance to express myself as an individual and has included me in the decision making of day today operations. It has provided me a platform to develop my skills on an individual level as well as on a company level. Throughout my journey I feel like I have gained the tools to perform at any organization in the hospitality field.
My time working at the Hyatt Palm Spring CA was during a difficult time in my life. Hyatt was my bright light. Thank you Hyatt. H is for Humanitarians US division
Firsty I work with Brand Hyatt that is amazing opportunity for me, and the management are so cool an helping nature, because this is my first job so I was little afraid but in a good way , I learn a lot to my seniors I realy want to attachment with Hyatt..
I love the Hyatt its a very positive atmosphere as soon as you walk in the building. All the staff welcome you and treat you like family, and everyone works together as a team, always.
Working at Hyatt, you have endless opportunities within the company, including travelling and moving to new locations if you're in management. It allowed me to develop strong customer service skills which have helped me in my other careers. Great employee perks.
Very happy to be a part of the Hyatt team, great place to learn and strive. The management team and the brand are fantastic, too many great things to list
This company has a wonderful reputation as a great place to work. You place high value on your employees and encourage them to learn, grow, and innovate inside the company. This means that employees happily work here for many years, far beyond the average length with one employer. And, according to your customers, the high quality of your products and services reflect your high employee satisfaction, which is not surprising
The managers will make ex exceptions to the company policies they expect you to follow in front of the guest when convenient and document you for the same actions if you make the decisions yourself. No support until mistakes are made
Working at this company you must be a people person. Being able to achieve guests satisfaction. Putting guest first, think of it as you are welcoming others to your home. Making them feel it is their home away from home.
There is a fantastic work culture at Hyatt which emphasizes client satisfaction and employee improvement and training. I began working here as a night auditor but was quickly moved into a front desk manager position, which provided me many opportunities for learning and growth.
As a Lead Gallery Host, the core of my daily tasks was guest relations but during a normal workday I could be a cook, barista, or bartender. I took on all the problems in the 304 room hotel with empathy and understanding while trying to create a comfortable and welcoming temporary home for my guests.
No comment ....bad experience , I don’t recommend it for anyone who would like to work in a hotel, bad management and it was all missed up .i lost time by working there
I actual left my previous job, because I was offered a lead position at the Hyatt. Management is very bias, they like to hire their friends, and place them into positions of seniority....They themselves will throw their own staff (front desk) under the bus for a guest in order to avoid a bad review, ironicly they would always blast the hotel any way. They based your entire work performance, on something (onething) they see in passing. I was assulted by a male employee and then treated as if I were the problem for "making it a bigger deal" than they felt neccessary.
Pros
$ 2-dinner choices from hotel resturant
Cons
Poor management
My day was spent getting reports together for different departments of the hotel. I interacted with most of the departments throughout the day. I helped the front desk employees with any issues out on the floor, and assisted guests with any concerns that occurred.
Pros
benefits, great socializing, events
Cons
uniforms
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